Eucalyptus - Eucalyptus debeuzevillei

Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus people are very knowledgeable, skilled and intelligent people. Often, they are also often creative. They do not like to interfere in other people's affairs, as they do not really want others to interfere with them.
They have an inner detachment from their surroundings, are highly regarded by others and held in high regard and put on a pedestal.
They also know that they often mean more than others in many ways and, over time, allow themselves to be proud of that.
This creates even more inner distance. This does cause problems over time because it can create even more of a sense of superiority.

Abilities such as affection, understanding, empathy or love for one's fellow human beings diminish more and more, and in extreme cases real emotional poverty sets in.
This inability sometimes occurs in nobility as a result of an elitist upbringing, but also in e.g. fashion models or famous artists.
They prefer to shirk anything unpleasant, this is beneath them.
Others sometimes find the Eucalyptus man arrogant and proud.

I remember very well, years ago, a very famous Dutchman came to me for remedies. This BN'er's child was walking cash on the toes (that was the first thing I saw) and when the parent handed out autographs, the 5-year-old child would walk behind and hand out his signature too. And everyone thought it was lovely! The child was difficult to approach, had no friends and did not listen to the parents at all. Of course, the child also got remedies and the first thing I noticed again after a month was that he no longer walked on his toes. After a while, this child "just got" friends, listened to his parents and enjoyed going to school.

Often, Eucalyptus people are extremely hypersensitive to tickling.
The skin thus wants to symbolically express that contact with the environment is perceived as too intense and sometimes unbearable. Because of their excessive sensory sensitivity, they are often also oversexed or their sex life is at a very low ebb.

These capable, knowledgeable, seemingly independent people look like they are tolerant, however, do not interfere in the affairs of others
They are sought-after advisers because they remain objective and do not try to impose their will on others. They also evade disputes and do not argue because anger or strife is beneath their dignity

If he receives a reproach, he puts himself above it and he feels superior: That's too stupid for me!
They shirk from any conflict arguing for themselves: the suds are not worth the cabbage.
In a relationship, this attitude can cause a lot of problems. Suppose you are furious with your partner for whatever reason...the other person, the Eucalyptus person, then often responds with: 'Later, when you are calmer, maybe we can talk about it', often with a condescending attitude. Which makes one even more furious.

But know: often these people are also lonely, even when he is with others.
If they are sick then they want to be left alone and they are alone in their illness.
They don't really participate in life. Are outsiders, Einzelgängers.

As mentioned above:
Do they feel themselves somehow superior to or 'better' than others.
Do they avoid any confrontation
Do they consider arguments and anger beneath their dignity
And do not interfere in other people's affairs

In the first stage these people inwardly distance themselves from their surroundings.

In the second stage, they externally withdraw further from their surroundings, avoid contact with others and thus become Einzelgängers:
As a result of their contact poverty, they have few real friends and are too proud to admit they have problems
They are also too proud to accept help because they feel misunderstood in their perceived greatness by their inferior surroundings
You need to take this depression very seriously and the danger of suicide is lurking.

I remember well: Years ago, my mother-in-law lived in a retirement home. She had a neighbour with whom she could not get in touch, no matter what she tried. My mother-in-law was a woman who had good contact with everyone in the house. One day, the neighbour was found in bed, the hairdresser had visited her the day before. She was wearing her most beautiful dress. She was lying there looking beautiful. She had taken an overdose of sleeping tablets.

If Eucalyptus people are addicted, they will not take "ordinary" drugs, no.....only cocaine is good enough for them!

You see these people trying to do everything perfectly to stand out from the crowd.
In Yarrow (see blog), you can also see this perfectionism but not to stand out from the crowd, no...they do this for fear of not being liked anymore.
And with Pure people (see blog) you also see perfection, however, they want to show the outside world how good they are. There, "belonging" is the most commonly used word!

When we still had three dachshunds, one of them also had such an attitude. When she walked next to my husband, she would hold her head high in the air. She also, unfortunately, had no contact with the other dachshunds. Back then, I did not know that the flower remedy Eucalyptus was indicated for this.

And look at cats: how many cats have this behaviour? If you've been away or you punish them for something, they often turn their heads haughtily when you don't exist.

The blossom remedy Eucalyptus allows for more relaxation, that you can handle feelings more, respect others, feel more at ease in company, tactful behaviour.

This blossom remedy is related to the circulatory sex meridian.

Physically, you may experience stiffness in the neck (stiffness due to lack of humility), it is difficult to bend the head - physically as well as mentally, often headaches starting at the hairline and ending at the eyebrows You may experience problems with the left ankle, the back of the left thigh and the outside of the left foot.

Madeleine Meuwessen
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*Bloom remedies are no substitute for medication. Please note that in case of doubt you should always consult a doctor.